[Ginnybugs]

I'm trying to find out which restaurants in and near The Villages take reservations or call ahead seating other than Carrabbus.

[Chatbrat]

If Carraba's takes reservations-Outback, & the Bonefish should--same corp.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Chatbrat

If Carraba's takes reservations-Outback, & the Bonefish should--same corp.

Bonefish only takes reservations for 20% of its space. So you need to book early. I like the fact that you can make a reservation online.

[Chi-Town]

As of Wednesday you can make dinner reservations at Katie Belle's using your Villages ID number.

[pklein9747]

Ruby Tuesdays in Spanish Springs takes reservations. We always have a good size group, 8 or 10, so I don't know if you can make a reservation for a small group.

[Skip]

Simple to find out.
Go to The Villages Gourmet Club Search Page
At section 3a, limit your search to 30 miles.
At section 4c, type the word "reservation" (without the quotes) to search in the description.
Hit the green Search Button and a list of over 90 restaurants come up where the word "reservation" is mentioned (usually in green).

Some may say "reservations accepted off-season" but you'll get the drift of who takes reservations during the year.

Pretty nice and very useful feature.

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[600th Photo Sq]

Originally Posted by Ginnybugs

I'm trying to find out which restaurants in and near The Villages take reservations or call ahead seating other than Carrabbus.

Nancy Lopez, always.. By the way most of the restaurants here, prepare there food elsewhere. Too many to name, do your homework on that.

[WAC2371]

Originally Posted by 600th Photo Sq

Nancy Lopez, always.. By the way most of the restaurants here, prepare there food elsewhere. Too many to name, do your homework on that.

What ????? Where did you get that from? I don't believe it for a minute.

[Ginnybugs]

I didn't know about the Gourmet Club web site. It's a wealth of information. Thanks!!

[Ginnybugs]

Originally Posted by 600th Photo Sq

Nancy Lopez, always.. By the way most of the restaurants here, prepare there food elsewhere. Too many to name, do your homework on that.

Good web site. Thanks!

[Skip]

Originally Posted by 600th Photo Sq

... most of the restaurants here, prepare there food elsewhere. ...

Really? Where exactly do they cook their meals for Lopez Legacy?

The Board of Health would be very interested in that fact.

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[NECHFalcon68]

Originally Posted by 600th Photo Sq

Nancy Lopez, always.. By the way most of the restaurants here, prepare there food elsewhere. Too many to name, do your homework on that.

Interesting....I wonder, then, what goes on in the kitchens that I see in most restaurants?

[jblum315]

Originally Posted by 600th Photo Sq

Nancy Lopez, always.. By the way most of the restaurants here, prepare there food elsewhere. Too many to name, do your homework on that.

I don't believe that at all Too many kitchens you can see into.

[Dynsol]

Originally Posted by 600th Photo Sq

Nancy Lopez, always.. By the way most of the restaurants here, prepare there food elsewhere. Too many to name, do your homework on that.

WHAT!!!! Your joking ..Right!

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by 600th Photo Sq

Nancy Lopez, always.. By the way most of the restaurants here, prepare there food elsewhere. Too many to name, do your homework on that.

Bwaaaaaaaahaaaaa! Just choked on an olive pit. And it's your fault. I'm sure the CIA will have to kill you now for giving up that secret.